Lexington Police searching for alleged beauty store shoplifters
The Lexington Police Department (LPD) is asking for the public’s help in identifying two alleged shoplifters.
South Carolina
2 dead after Fairfield County highway collision
Two people are dead after a collision on a South Carolina highway in Fairfield County, said the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
Coroner: Sumter woman dead after early morning three-vehicle collision in Kershaw County
One person was pronounced dead after a collision on a highway in Kershaw County on Tuesday morning said highway patrol.
Former SC police chief pleads guilty to extorting victims for sexual acts
A former South Carolina police chief has pled guilty to cyberstalking said the United States Department of Justice United States Attorney’s Office District of South Carolina.
CPD: Columbia police investigating moped collision
A moped passenger was taken to a hospital after a serious collision at Farrow and Frye Roads, said the Columbia Police Department.
SCDPPPS enforcing statewide Halloween curfew for sex offenders on probation, parole
The South Carolina Department of Probation Parole and Pardon Services (SCDPPPS) has announced a statewide curfew for sex offenders under its supervision whose crime is against a child.
SCDOT implementing rolling lane closure along S.C. 6
On Tuesday, Oct. 31, The South Carolina Department of Transportation will be performing a temporary rolling lane closure of the eastbound, outside travel lane along S.C. 6 on the Lake Murray Dam.
Teachers’ advocates challenge private school voucher program in South Carolina
A group of South Carolina parents and teachers’ advocates filed a challenge Thursday to a new Republican-backed law allowing taxpayer dollars to help families pay for private schools.
SCDMV offering services with grocery store kiosks
The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV) announced a new way to do certain DMV transactions.
South Carolina Attorney General Joins Multistate Lawsuit Against Meta
On Tuesday, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced that 42 attorneys general have sued Meta in federal and state courts.
